I love journalism movies. In 2009 I watched State of Play, a movie about a grumpy old reporter who investigates a billion dollar scandal. He gets some help from a newspaper blogger. The funny situations – ‘I don’t have an opinion, maybe I should read some blogs’ – and the ‘damn fine reporting’ inspired me. […]
Categorie: Journalism
Ernst Pfauth is co-founder and CEO of The Correspondent. In this section of his personal blog, Ernst shares his observations about the future of journalism.
Read more about Ernst’s ideas for journalism in these four guest articles he wrote for other publications:
- Publishing less to give readers more – Harvard’s Nieman Lab
- Earn trust by working for (and with) readers – Harvard’s Nieman Lab
- Why Subscriptions are the Future of Journalism – Editor & Publisher.
- Readers are only getting started – Harvard’s Nieman Lab
In 2012, Amsterdam-based bloggers Tim de Gier and Ernst-Jan Pfauth took up a month-long residency in New York to interview their favorite authors about that one book they cannot live without. Episode 1: Choire Sicha. Location: the tucked-away bar Má Pêche in Midtown Manhattan. Book: Janet Malcolm – The Journalist and the Murderer (1990).